How to Say ‘That's right’ in Traditional Chinese
沒錯
méi cuò
[may tswaw]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [沒錯] is natural for confirming information and is a bit firmer than a soft [對]. Staff may use it to reassure you that you understood the policy correctly.
Phrase Breakdown
沒
méi
[may]
not; no; without
A negative word; in 沒錯, it helps form the meaning 'not wrong,' or 'correct.'
你說得沒錯，這裡的確有取消費。
You’re right; there really is a cancellation fee here.
錯
cuò
[tswaw]
wrong; mistake
Means an error or something incorrect; in 沒錯, it means 'correct.'
這個時間沒錯，就是五點前。
This time is correct; it is before five o’clock.
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